Graph Databases: Neo4j, RDF, Knowledge Graphs & GraphRAG (Udemy.com)

Great course! However, I think the code for Section 14 should be included directly here rather than placed in a separate course, as it covers a core topic of this course.

The course provides a good balance of practical and theoretical knowledge. The best part comes toward the end, and overall, the course is well structured. However, the scope of the course could be explained more clearly at the beginning, especially since the most valuable content for producing scalable AI orchestration is covered toward the end.

overall i like the course but there were points like auto code completion, which as a beginner i want to know why we write that specific code for newer technology. Overall it was nice

excellent teaching making complex things simple

For God's sake, if your handwriting is terrible, just type. Why on earth are you referencing Python internals in this section? How is that supposed to help anyone understand the subject? Bottom line: if you actually want to understand this topic, it's much cleaner to just ask an AI. Don't waste your time here.

Crisp and to the point presentation and teaching. I love it.

Easy to understand and follow. Visuals / examples help with real world application right out of the box

The course is really good to get a basic understanding on the Knowledge graph concepts. I would like to see more information on the graph rag section

I like this course so far. I have took 15 lessons. One thing disappointing is the instructor hand writing the whiteboard takes really long time. Why not prepare slides instead? Watching you handwriting every thing is really inefficient. 50% of time can be saved for every student if you use slides instead.

I thoroughly enjoy Aritra's teaching style. His clear explanations, visual aids, and use of simple, practical examples make complex topics easy to understand. This course on graph databases was exceptionally well structured and insightful. Highly recommended for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of the subject.